What should you pay attention to when going to work in Indonesia?

1. Don’t speak too directly, be more tactful, even if you are dealing with out-and-out Chinese; after all, there are cultural differences and different humanistic qualities between us.

2. The usage rate of "I'm sorry" and "Thank you" is much higher than in China.

3. People often ask you what religion you are a believer in. Never say that you are an atheist, otherwise they will treat you as a monster. Just say you are a Buddhist, a Christian or a Catholic; don't just say you are a Muslim.

4. You may find that Indonesians have no concept of time and are often late. If something like this happens, be patient and don't lose your temper.

5. If you meet an acquaintance while having food or drinks, don’t forget to ask them “eating questions.” Your invitation will almost 100% be declined. But if you don't "invite" and just eat for yourself, it is very rude.

6. If you smoke and ask locals to smoke, do not hand them to them one by one. This is a sign of looking down on the other person. It is best to partially take out 2-3 cigarettes from the box, ranging from high to low, and let the other party take them by themselves. Don't worry, a person will not take more than one at a time, and when taking it, be careful not to touch the butts of surrounding cigarettes with your fingers.

7. Pay attention to religion. Indonesia is generally Islamic but there are still many other sects. Although Indonesian Muslims are not particularly strict, this varies from person to person. There is no need to violate religious taboos.